What you need:
1. Windows Form Application
2. A MenuStrip
3. Anything you want in your form
First, start with your MenuStrip option from the ToolBox, then type in your command-
Code:
Private Sub CreditsToolStripMenuItem_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles CreditsToolStripMenuItem.Click
MsgBox("Credits Here")
End Sub
End Class
You can make your own variations, but that is the basic concept.
A really simple tutorial to present your credits instead of just using a button. Hope it is helpful in anyway.
Just a suggestion, these tuts are really small, more then just basic, and most everyone know's it, instead of creating a whole bunch of one line tuts, why not just create a "Basics" in "Basic"
And Add things like
MessageBox
Code:
Msgbox ("message here")
and other snippets, Just a suggestion, I don't think all 3 of your tuts warrant a new thread every time.
Not that there is anything wrong with it, but it will benefit the section if it is all consolidated as one tutorial.
Agree with Next
You should Make One thread titled, Basic VB tutorials, or something, that has all these small tutorials.
Guys, thats a great idea. I will tell why06 to merge all these into one thread. but i will need the thread to be able to be edited after 24 hours has passed. anyways, thanks for your comments. rly appreciate it.